Land-based Blue Tears Eruption – A Magical Firefly-Watching Secret Spot at Valley of Bliss
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
When April and May arrive, twinkling fireflies also enter their peak flying season, marking the best time for firefly-watching across Taiwan. Nestled in Sanyi Township, Miaoli, the Valley of Bliss is a dreamlike secret spot for firefly viewing. Every firefly season, the vast flower fields in the area turn into a magical sea of glowing lights.
Sanyi Valley of Bliss Land-Based Blue Tears (Photo provided by Huang Feng, the same below)
During the firefly season, the vast flower fields transform into a magical sea of glowing lights
The Valley of Bliss, located within the Sanyi West Lake Resort, features firefly-watching areas planted with dense ground cover of pennywort and mint. Because pennywort takes on a bluish hue under low light, when fireflies emerge in large numbers, the yellow-green glow of the fireflies causes the entire grassy area to instantly become a fluorescent blue sea—earning it the nickname "land-based Blue Tears."
The firefly-watching areas in the park are planted with dense ground cover of pennywort and mint
The blend of yellow-green and blue lights weaves together a dazzling and enchanting fantasy-like scene, attracting many visitors and photography enthusiasts to come and pay homage or capture the moment.
The blend of yellow-green and blue lights weaves together a dazzling and enchanting fantasy-like scene
The West Lake Resort spans a vast area, lush with greenery and abundant in ecological resources and natural surroundings, making it an ideal holiday destination for those looking to connect with nature.
The Valley of Bliss firefly-watching area within the West Lake Resort
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